Clyde_Maston
Dec 26th, 04, 9:12 AM
Harold,
Its winter time again and I've started thinking about changes to my 327 in my 66 chevelle. Here are my specs:
66 chevelle convertible
327 bored 0.030 over
sealed power flat top cast pistons
current cam 06109 Lunati (274/286) 0.454/0.480
062 vortec heads 1.94/1.50 valves 62 cc
LT1/Z28 springs
edelbrock vortec performer intake
1 5/8 headers
2 1/4 dual exhaust with aftermarket exhaust
holley 650VS carb 65/69 jets
10.5 power valve (car idles at 12-13")
200/4r transmission with B/M shift kit
stock lock-up converter
12 bolt posi with 3.31 gears
29" tall P235/75/15 radial tires
What is your opinion of the 06109 Lunati cam for this application? Am I leaving too much on the table. The car is mostly a cruiser but i want to be able to kick but when I need it to. I was looking at limitting the max RPM below 6000 as it is a stock bottom end. Do you have a better recommendation from the newer line of cams by Lunati? I am thinking about purchasing a 2400 stall converter for it. Would I be better off with a high stall converter for the current cam or go with a different cam?
I have received excellent advice from several other members and i am not downplaying it in any way, but i researched my posts and noticed that you hadn't commented before so I wanted to get your opinion since you are a designer for Lunati now.
Thanks and Merry Christmas
Clyde
Its winter time again and I've started thinking about changes to my 327 in my 66 chevelle. Here are my specs:
66 chevelle convertible
327 bored 0.030 over
sealed power flat top cast pistons
current cam 06109 Lunati (274/286) 0.454/0.480
062 vortec heads 1.94/1.50 valves 62 cc
LT1/Z28 springs
edelbrock vortec performer intake
1 5/8 headers
2 1/4 dual exhaust with aftermarket exhaust
holley 650VS carb 65/69 jets
10.5 power valve (car idles at 12-13")
200/4r transmission with B/M shift kit
stock lock-up converter
12 bolt posi with 3.31 gears
29" tall P235/75/15 radial tires
What is your opinion of the 06109 Lunati cam for this application? Am I leaving too much on the table. The car is mostly a cruiser but i want to be able to kick but when I need it to. I was looking at limitting the max RPM below 6000 as it is a stock bottom end. Do you have a better recommendation from the newer line of cams by Lunati? I am thinking about purchasing a 2400 stall converter for it. Would I be better off with a high stall converter for the current cam or go with a different cam?
I have received excellent advice from several other members and i am not downplaying it in any way, but i researched my posts and noticed that you hadn't commented before so I wanted to get your opinion since you are a designer for Lunati now.
Thanks and Merry Christmas
Clyde